The Mighty Mite

Get someone up in the pen quick.

Damn.

That was hard to turn.

Stop this now, don’t want them back in the game.

Can’t give teams extra outs.

Rambo

Looked like he was more surprised than anyone.

The home run is back.

Has to give him some confidence.

Sox with 3 guys with 30 homers!

Way to snap out of it Mune!

Tigers up 2-0 in the 5th, what else is new.

YES!

2 levels of suites and the club level did it, that was strictly JR greed.

That was the Bo Jackson game when he hit a pop up to left field for a home that took forever to land in the seats.

My wife and I sat in row 29 which was the top row for the 1993 Division clincher against the Mariners. We never left our seats for the entire game plus the celebration afterwards.

When it first opened, it was way worse. I hate to give credit to JR but the make over starting in 2003 improved the place immensely.

When it first opened, it was way worse. I hate to give credit to JR but the make over starting in 2003 improved the place immensely.

I think what bothers most fans is not the height but the steepness of the UD.

JR should surprise us all and do the right thing and sell now to Ishbia and get this thing rolling.

Good point, I probably attended around 200 games at old Comiskey and never did we do something in Bridgeport, never ate at a restaurant unless you want to count the McDonalds by the “L” at 35th and State which wasn’t in Bridgeport. Quite a few times we stopped in Chinatown on the way home, a few times before night games we would stop at Mama Batts Deli/restaurant on Cermak and Michigan for a great corned beef sandwich.

We need to get on a roll and win every game on this homestand, I think it’s doable as the starting pitching came around this past week except for Castillo who can be replaced with a bullpen game.

Funny thing, I grew up in Rogers Park in the 50s and 60s, the neighborhood was 50/50 with Jewish and Christians, I had many Jewish friends and only 1 was a Cub fan, he was a Sox fan but switched when the Sox traded Minnie Minoso after the 1957 season. With my fellow Christians, again only 1 Cub fan and from birth, he was my best friend and unfortunately died in 2003, his grandson is Bobby Miller with the Dodgers who was their number 1 pick a few years ago but has been injury plagued the last few years.

I think 42,000 is a good number.

I lived in the Wheaton area from 1972 until our move to Florida in 1993 and I thought there was a slight majority of Sox fans in the Wheaton-Glen Ellyn area. That’s 33 years ago so I have no idea what things are like now.